Politics

Chile’s capital, Santiago, is lessening lockdown restrictions after months, but the country has the eighth-most cases in the world.

The Trump administration will continue to reject new DACA applicants and limit existing protections.

On July 29, the House Subcommittee on Military Personnel held a hearing titled: “The Military’s #MeToo Movement: An examination of Sexual Harassment and Perceived Retaliation in the DoD.”

The warnings come on the heels of her introducing legislation alongside Rep. Ted Lieu banning federal funds for sending agents to cities.

Now a coronavirus hot spot, California’s Central Valley — an agricultural machine — is leaving Latinos vulnerable.

As the GOP delivers its own economic response to the coronavirus pandemic, Black and Latinx individuals are still left behind.

Barr was questioned over alleged political interference as head of the Justice Department.  

The New York Rep. called the practice predatory towards low-income students.

U.S. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s stunning speech on the House floor has been regarded as one of the most important speeches in a generation.

JoAnna Mendoza bid for Arizona’s State Senate is a sign of the Grand Canyon State’s rising Latinx influence.

This new openness to allow Afro-Latinos to join the CBC may illustrate a shifting dynamic within the Democratic party.

Kendra Van de Water talked with AL DÍA about the initiatives in place to fight Philadelphia’s spike in homicides.

Congress is now one step closer to telling the stories, history and culture of the American Latino at the National Mall.

After more than four months in the hospital, almost since the beginning of the pandemic, the businessman died of coronavirus on July 26.